Multiple-Counting Courses in CALS
You may take one course to meet a single requirement from up to three different Areas (1, 2, or 3). For example, one course can meet both the Humanities and International Perspectives requirements.
Note: you are still required to meet the minimum number of credits for your Bachelor’s Degree program to be eligible for graduation.
Area 1: University |
Area 2: College |
Area 3: Degree Program |
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Some examples of a course that will meet a single requirement from two different areas:
- AGRON 342 (World Food Issues: Past and Present) – Ethics and International Perspectives / Social Sciences and International Perspectives
- ANTHR 315 (Archaeology of North America) – Humanities and US Diversity
- BIOL 307 (Women in Science and Engineering) -- Humanities and US Diversity / Social Sciences and US Diversity
- CL ST 275 (The Ancient City) – Humanities and International Perspectives
- ENV S 320 (Ecofeminism) -- Social Sciences and US Diversity / Humanities and US Diversity
- ENV S 384 (Religion and Ecology) -- Humanities and International Perspectives
- FS HN 242 (The US Food System) -- Ethics and US Diversity
- GLOBE 335 (The Economics of Global Agricultural Food and Bio-Energy) -- Social Sciences and International Perspectives
- GLOBE 385 (Economic Development) -- Social Sciences and International Perspectives
- MUSIC 102 (Introduction to Music Listening) – Humanities and International Perspectives
- PHIL 235 (Ethical Issues in a Diverse Society) – Ethics and US Diversity
- SOC 235 (Social Problems and American Values) -- Social Sciences and US Diversity